Orbit: A Fancy Planner
Manage Your Life
About
This visual planner uses a circular 24-hour timeline to help you manage your schedule. Easily drag and drop activities, build templates, and track how your time is spent. It's designed for anyone seeking a more intuitive way to organize their day.
What's New in Orbit
1.1
June 26, 2026
UI/UX Improvements: Inbox Restructuring (June 16) - Replaced Tasks/Repeating tabs with three day-aware filters: Today (one-off tasks), Today ↻ (repeating due today), and All ↻ (all repeating). Removed the "Inbox — GRIP TO DRAG" header and moved +Task button beside tabs. Day View Layout Fixes (June 16) - Fixed empty space at app bottom by changing from height: 100dvh to position: fixed; inset: 0. Fixed dial getting covered by inbox drawer with better sizing. Made inbox drawer collapsible with a toggle button (▤) in the header and auto-hide on zoom. Lock Controls Compaction (June 16) - Consolidated three stacked lock toggles into a single compact "Lock" row with pills for Clear/Duration/Position/All options. Onboarding Improvements (June 16) - Auto-hide inbox "GRIP TO DRAG" header and template hints after 5 opens, with a "Show instructions" toggle in Settings to restore them. Bug Fixes: Fixed 'All instances' recurring edit that was deleting other instances instead of updating them Fixed 'This and future' edit erasing manually scheduled future instances for non-auto-scheduled recurring tasks Fixed month 'This week' clear to only include days within the viewed month Fixed month 'Move all to inbox' losing one-off scheduled tasks Fixed dead self-comparison in month clear day re-render (isSameDay(currentDate, currentDate)) Fixed Apply Template sheet staying visible when navigating away or tapping backdrop Fixed inline inbox edits/deletes not persisting (now saved immediately on close) Feature Enhancements: Multi-Weekday Selection (June 16) - Apply Template now allows selecting multiple weekdays (Mon+Wed, etc.) instead of just one, with presets remaining single-select Dial Math Fixes (June 16) - Made magnet snap and template merge wrap-aware on the 24h dial to properly handle overnight blocks (e.g., 23:55 vs 00:05) Renamed comfort view Auto light / dark mode
MoreFAQ
What is Orbit's core planning method?
Orbit's core planning method is a circular 24-hour timeline, inspired by circadian rhythm planning. This visual approach helps users understand their day as a clock rather than a simple list.
Can I use Orbit for recurring tasks and habits?
Yes, Orbit supports recurring tasks and habits. It also features completion-based task regeneration, meaning tasks can reappear after they are completed.
What devices is Orbit available on?
Orbit is installable on iPhone, iPad, and desktop devices. It is designed for a seamless experience across multiple platforms.
How often is Orbit updated?
The latest version of Orbit is 1.1, which was last updated on June 26, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
Does Orbit have ads?
No, Orbit does not contain advertisements. The app is free and does not display any ads to users.
What is the age rating for Orbit?
Orbit has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for children aged 4 and older, with no mature content.
How does Orbit handle unscheduled work?
Orbit includes a task inbox for unscheduled work. This allows users to capture tasks that need to be done but haven't yet been assigned a specific time slot.
What are the different view options in Orbit?
Orbit offers multiple view options to help users visualize their schedule. These include Day, Wave, and Month views, providing flexibility in how you see your time.